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1415 E State St Clinic

1415 E State St Clinic Wound Care and Hyperbaric Clinics

1415 E State St Clinic Wound Care | Locations and Clinics

Michelle Fuller NP

Amanda Halvorson NP

Jennifer Henrey NP

Patients commonly seek hyperbaric oxygen therapy to help heal tissue damaged during cancer radiation treatment, diabetic foot wounds that won't heal on their own, and certain bone infections known as chronic refractory osteomyelitis.

A hospital technician looking into a clear tube used for hyperbaric oxygen therapy

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Stubborn wounds and tissue can heal better with hyperbaric oxygen therapy

The brick and windowed exterior of the 1415 E State St Clinic

1415 E. State 1628207-6432

Friday, Sept. 20: University Station is currently experiencing a power outage with power expected to be restored by noon today. If you have a scheduled appointment, clinic staff will be contacting you to reschedule. Thank you for your patience.

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